Re: blood pressure moniter
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Gene
I'm telling you from experience that it isn't, at
least not on the cuff used with my machine. It doesn't slide or fall
off. You loosen the velcroe and there is a metal rod that the part of the
cuff is under that keeps it in place. it doesn't keep it from moving, but
it keeps it from falling away from the other part. So you can make it
looser or tighter and then press the part you are sliding against the other part
to make the velcroe tight.
Gene
Sent: Tuesday, October 15, 2019 6:20 AM
Subject: Re: [TechTalk] blood pressure moniter Really? Once you slide the cuff in place around your upper arm, if you
unfasten the velcro fasteners to make the cuff tighter with your free hand , it
is liable to fall off or slide out of place unless you have somebody else on
hand to help you adjust it. My doctor has advised me never to attach the
cuff this way because it could result in inaccurate readings. He suggested
that if I didn't have another person on hand to wrap the cuff properly around my
upper arm, then I should consider a wrist monitor instead. Gerald On 10/14/2019 11:57 PM, Gene wrote:
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